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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Frigidity may be a virtue of free women, but that dignity is not permitted to slaves. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #2597)
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27 2597 Frigidity may be a virtue of View more quotes about free">free women, but that dignity is not permitted to slaves.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 2594 "Slaves must yield," he said.
27 2595 "Yes, Master," she said.
27 2596 Unlike Mirus then, it seemed, to her relief, that he would not think the less of her because of the commanded naturalness, and vitality, of her responses.
27 2597 Frigidity may be a virtue of free women, but that dignity is not permitted to slaves.
27 2598 His anger, then, she understood, was not directed against her, but against the Cosians, who had made use of her without his acquiescence.
27 2599 Who blames the kaiila who responds to the digging heels, the reins and quirts of diverse riders? Suddenly she was suffused with anger, and remembered that she hated Selius Arconious.
27 2600 "Can you see now?" he asked.
"Slaves must yield," he said. "Yes, Master," she said. Unlike Mirus then, it seemed, to her relief, that he would not think the less of her because of the commanded naturalness, and vitality, of her responses. Frigidity may be a virtue of free women, but that dignity is not permitted to slaves. His anger, then, she understood, was not directed against her, but against the Cosians, who had made use of her without his acquiescence. Who blames the kaiila who responds to the digging heels, the reins and quirts of diverse riders? Suddenly she was suffused with anger, and remembered that she hated Selius Arconious. "Can you see now?" he asked. - (Prize of Gor)